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#IsraelIranConflict End of the war between Iran, Israel, and the US, live: latest updates on the ceasefire and reactions
Following the end of the war, reactions to everything that has happened keep coming, with Donald Trump very attentive to any movement. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested the postponement of his corruption trial, claiming he must concentrate all his efforts on leading the country in wartime. Amid the offensive in Gaza and the hostage crisis, Netanyahu wants to temporarily suspend the judicial processes accusing him of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust in three different cases. Meanwhile, Israel has announced the arrest of a 22-year-old man accused of spying for Iran on Israeli territory. According to the media outlet Haaretz, the alleged spy was engaged in symbolic acts and sabotage, such as placing banners against the government or setting traps on the road. The case feeds fears of an active Iranian network within the country at a time of heightened sensitivity due to regional conflict.
This is compounded by a high-level warning regarding the Iranian nuclear program. The director of the International Atomic Energy Agency has warned of a possible new crisis if Tehran blocks access to its inspectors. He states that the damage to international control over nuclear activities is already considerable, and any attempt to expel the observers would be interpreted as a direct threat to global stability.
Following the end of the war, reactions to everything that has happened keep coming, with Donald Trump very attentive to any movement. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested the postponement of his corruption trial, claiming he must concentrate all his efforts on leading the country in wartime. Amid the offensive in Gaza and the hostage crisis, Netanyahu wants to temporarily suspend the judicial processes accusing him of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust in three different cases. Meanwhile, Israel has announced the arrest of a 22-year-old man accused of spying for Iran on Israeli territory. According to the media outlet Haaretz, the alleged spy was engaged in symbolic acts and sabotage, such as placing banners against the government or setting traps on the road. The case feeds fears of an active Iranian network within the country at a time of heightened sensitivity due to regional conflict.
This is compounded by a high-level warning regarding the Iranian nuclear program. The director of the International Atomic Energy Agency has warned of a possible new crisis if Tehran blocks access to its inspectors. He states that the damage to international control over nuclear activities is already considerable, and any attempt to expel the observers would be interpreted as a direct threat to global stability.
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